Cyber Security Basics

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You will learn about Understand Cyber Security Basics Communicate effectively in IT enviroments Gain confidence in managing Device security Work effectively on IT related projects This course is ideal for individuals who are For businesses, cyber security is imperative to routine business activities. In supply chain and operations for instance, cyberthreats have risen to the forefront of supply chain security concerns. Cyberthreats refer to vulnerabilities in IT and software systems, like malware attacks, piracy, unauthorized ERP access and unintentional or maliciously injected backdoors in the purchased, open source or proprietary software used by organizations. Supply chain security here primarily involves minimizing risks from using software developed by another organization, and securing organizational data accessed by another organization in your supply chain. Organizations cannot take for granted that the software that they use or purchase is secure. Because close collaboration is often required between businesses, suppliers and resellers, computer networks may become intertwined or sensitive data shared. This can result in a breach of one organization affecting many. Instead of attacking the target directly, a cybercriminal may attack a weaker organization in the target's supply chain and use that access to meet their goals. Many are responding to recent supply chain attacks such as the SolarWinds attacks by, for example, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and building primarily domestic supply chains. Some companies are moving production out of foreign factories to domestic ones as well. This course can give a basic protection to devices used to access servers which have been attacked and protect the device. or Students and People interested in Cyber Security. Information Technology and data needs and management is intrinsic to everyday live either as a student, a nurse, a nursery teacher, a bus driver or a director of a company. In our private, public and business lives we are either using a phone, a personal computer or a laptop to get tasks done, communicate with family or check our bank balance on the phone. Devices used for these need to be secured against various computer viruses including spyware, adware, ransomware and keyloggers. Some simple and basic steps taken to support having basic security for devices to protect against some computer virus which can be extremely harmful and can impede your ability to get through a routine day. It is particularly useful for For businesses, cyber security is imperative to routine business activities. In supply chain and operations for instance, cyberthreats have risen to the forefront of supply chain security concerns. Cyberthreats refer to vulnerabilities in IT and software systems, like malware attacks, piracy, unauthorized ERP access and unintentional or maliciously injected backdoors in the purchased, open source or proprietary software used by organizations. Supply chain security here primarily involves minimizing risks from using software developed by another organization, and securing organizational data accessed by another organization in your supply chain. Organizations cannot take for granted that the software that they use or purchase is secure. Because close collaboration is often required between businesses, suppliers and resellers, computer networks may become intertwined or sensitive data shared. This can result in a breach of one organization affecting many. Instead of attacking the target directly, a cybercriminal may attack a weaker organization in the target's supply chain and use that access to meet their goals. Many are responding to recent supply chain attacks such as the SolarWinds attacks by, for example, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and building primarily domestic supply chains. Some companies are moving production out of foreign factories to domestic ones as well. This course can give a basic protection to devices used to access servers which have been attacked and protect the device. or Students and People interested in Cyber Security. Information Technology and data needs and management is intrinsic to everyday live either as a student, a nurse, a nursery teacher, a bus driver or a director of a company. In our private, public and business lives we are either using a phone, a personal computer or a laptop to get tasks done, communicate with family or check our bank balance on the phone. Devices used for these need to be secured against various computer viruses including spyware, adware, ransomware and keyloggers. Some simple and basic steps taken to support having basic security for devices to protect against some computer virus which can be extremely harmful and can impede your ability to get through a routine day.

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Title: Cyber Security Basics

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 6

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 6

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

• Understand Cyber Security Basics
• Communicate effectively in IT enviroments
• Gain confidence in managing Device security
• Work effectively on IT related projects

Who Should Attend

• For businesses, cyber security is imperative to routine business activities. In supply chain and operations for instance, cyberthreats have risen to the forefront of supply chain security concerns. Cyberthreats refer to vulnerabilities in IT and software systems, like malware attacks, piracy, unauthorized ERP access and unintentional or maliciously injected backdoors in the purchased, open source or proprietary software used by organizations. Supply chain security here primarily involves minimizing risks from using software developed by another organization, and securing organizational data accessed by another organization in your supply chain. Organizations cannot take for granted that the software that they use or purchase is secure. Because close collaboration is often required between businesses, suppliers and resellers, computer networks may become intertwined or sensitive data shared. This can result in a breach of one organization affecting many. Instead of attacking the target directly, a cybercriminal may attack a weaker organization in the target's supply chain and use that access to meet their goals. Many are responding to recent supply chain attacks such as the SolarWinds attacks by, for example, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and building primarily domestic supply chains. Some companies are moving production out of foreign factories to domestic ones as well. This course can give a basic protection to devices used to access servers which have been attacked and protect the device.
• Students and People interested in Cyber Security. Information Technology and data needs and management is intrinsic to everyday live either as a student, a nurse, a nursery teacher, a bus driver or a director of a company. In our private, public and business lives we are either using a phone, a personal computer or a laptop to get tasks done, communicate with family or check our bank balance on the phone. Devices used for these need to be secured against various computer viruses including spyware, adware, ransomware and keyloggers. Some simple and basic steps taken to support having basic security for devices to protect against some computer virus which can be extremely harmful and can impede your ability to get through a routine day.

Target Audiences

• For businesses, cyber security is imperative to routine business activities. In supply chain and operations for instance, cyberthreats have risen to the forefront of supply chain security concerns. Cyberthreats refer to vulnerabilities in IT and software systems, like malware attacks, piracy, unauthorized ERP access and unintentional or maliciously injected backdoors in the purchased, open source or proprietary software used by organizations. Supply chain security here primarily involves minimizing risks from using software developed by another organization, and securing organizational data accessed by another organization in your supply chain. Organizations cannot take for granted that the software that they use or purchase is secure. Because close collaboration is often required between businesses, suppliers and resellers, computer networks may become intertwined or sensitive data shared. This can result in a breach of one organization affecting many. Instead of attacking the target directly, a cybercriminal may attack a weaker organization in the target's supply chain and use that access to meet their goals. Many are responding to recent supply chain attacks such as the SolarWinds attacks by, for example, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and building primarily domestic supply chains. Some companies are moving production out of foreign factories to domestic ones as well. This course can give a basic protection to devices used to access servers which have been attacked and protect the device.
• Students and People interested in Cyber Security. Information Technology and data needs and management is intrinsic to everyday live either as a student, a nurse, a nursery teacher, a bus driver or a director of a company. In our private, public and business lives we are either using a phone, a personal computer or a laptop to get tasks done, communicate with family or check our bank balance on the phone. Devices used for these need to be secured against various computer viruses including spyware, adware, ransomware and keyloggers. Some simple and basic steps taken to support having basic security for devices to protect against some computer virus which can be extremely harmful and can impede your ability to get through a routine day.